WFW advises Amarenco on a 123 MW solar portfolio bond refinancing
Amarenco secured this financing with Sienna Investment Managers, which is subordinated to a pool of bank lenders.
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WFW advises on the development financing of Smart Energies in Italy
These projects are part of Smart Energies’ strategy of stepping up investment and consolidating its position as a key player in Italy.
Women in Business & Law Webinar Series9 July 2024
Thank you for joining our Watson Farley & Williams webinar series “Women in Business and Law”, which focussed on employment, energy, real estate and transport.
WFW advises banks on Eléments solar portfolio financing
The plants are expected to have a total capacity of 22 MWp once operational, equivalent to the annual consumption of 7,180 households.
Women in Energy Breakfast – Hamburg26 September 2024
Join Watson Farley & Williams for our first Women in Energy Breakfast on 26 September 2024 in Hamburg.
Blueprint for Growth
On 3 June 2024, twelve Tier 1 UK infrastructure and construction contractors and consultants published their Blueprint for Growth – a set of twelve recommendations for the future government to implement in order to try and improve the UK’s economy, growth and productivity.
WFW X KGAL – Sustainable Aviation Fuels Live Stream11 July 2024
Watson Farley & Williams and KGAL are delighted to invite you to the live streaming of our joint webinar ‘Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF)’ on 11 July 2024.
Summer Employment & Immigration Webinar3 July 2024
Join members of WFW’s London Employment & Immigration team for what promises to be an engaging webinar focussing on the difficulties of getting employees back into the office and monitoring staff attendance.
WFW advises ZE Energy on French hybrid “PV and storage” project financing
This renewable electricity purchase contract will be connected to the French Enedis grid in early 2025.
Investor-State Update: ICSID Annulment in Almasryia v. Kuwait Holds Lessons for Hotel and Hospitality Investors
In a first-of-its kind ruling, an ICSID ad hoc committee has annulled an investment treaty arbitration award issued under Rule 41(5), which allows expedited dismissal of claims that manifestly lack legal merit. We examine the rulings and consider the implications for the hotel and hospitality sector at large.
